Why don't astronomer's know much about the cores of the gas giants?

Answer 1

Astronomers struggle to learn about the cores of gas giants because they are hidden beneath layers of thick gas and clouds that obscure observations. These elusive regions are challenging to study directly as telescopes cannot penetrate these opaque layers to provide a clear view of the core. Scientists rely on computer models and indirect observations to infer information about the cores of gas giants.

Answer 2

Astronomers struggle to learn about the cores of gas giants because they are hidden beneath layers of thick gas and clouds that obscure observations. These elusive regions are challenging to study directly as telescopes cannot penetrate these opaque layers to provide a clear view of the core. Scientists rely on computer models and indirect observations to infer information about the cores of gas giants.

Answer 3

Because the gas giants are hundreds millions of miles away and their cores are hidden under thousands of miles of dense opaque gas.

Answer 4

The cores are so deep in the planets